Brief summary: I need a script/plugin for Firefox that selects the "load next 25 comments" link at the bottom of a web page, until that link is no longer on the page. As you click that link - you get more comments - eventually all of them on the same page. See this web page for an example (there are 1,852 comments): http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/05/16/gulf.oil.spill/index.html#comment-50598247
I have a regular problem with CNN.com. I post comments there. People sometimes reply to them. I check my profile, and see the number of replies, but I can't read them there. I have to follow the link to the original article. The fist set of comments are at the bottom, with a 'load next 25' link at the bottom. There are often hundreds of comments, and sometimes a few thousand. There is no practical way for me to read the replies to my comments. If there's under around 300 hundred, I'll just click that link enough times to see what the replies to my comments are. I need a script/plugin to select that 'load next 25' link until that link is no longer present on the page. Then I could just search for my userid and read the responses.
The Firefox extension "iMacros for Firefox" does this. It's very popular, with more than 30,000 downloads per week, and it's marked as "recommended" by the Firefox team. I thought I had searched the add-ons page for anything relevant, but I missed it. I'm surprised nobody here has heard of it. Then again, this page has only been viewed 9 times in the 2 days since I posted it, and 3 of those are mine, from different computers.
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Downloaded, installed CodeBlocks but can't get into the Codeblocks Forum. If I click on the visit Forum link inside of Codeblocks it takes me to, https://forums.codeblocks.org/
There I look for the Forum but see none, but do see a Menu heading at top says Forums,
Click that and nothing happens, same page (no Forum, just other stuff).
So I look over to left menus and click Forums, nothing, same page. I tried with both Firefox and MS Edge (win10).
So I search and only find one reference to this, it's on Youtube where a guy shows how to put 2 projects in one workspace of CodeBlocks. At first part of video he has very similar issue getting into the Forum. But he just continues with his excellent video on the 2 projects and doesn't say if he ever got into the forum. His video is at,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHGIIp3rGO8
I kinda would really like to get into the forum.
Apparently the CodeBlocks forum is going through an infrastructure migration, hopefully they get it fixed soon. I surmise the guy's issue in the video link was not this same migration since his video posted Youtube back in May 4, 2020.
I'm testing something in a personal tab (something related to SSO, if that's important in context), and the tab renders fine for about 30 seconds or so, then suddenly gets replaced with an error "There was a problem reaching this app" (the one with the image of a woman and a thought bubble). Does anyone know why this suddenly happens AFTER the tab has ALREADY rendered ok?
I finally found an answer to this, so posting in case someone else has the issue. Basically, Teams manifest recently added a capability to show a loading / progress indicator to show users that your tab is still loading. It shows up in the manifest as "showLoadingIndicator" and is boolean (true/false). It can also be set in App Studio of course, as the image below shows.
The problem comes in that the "SDK" link shown in App Studio is flat-out useless - it links to the Teams js Library on GitHub, of all places! It should rather go to this section of this page, which explains how to deal with it. I was originally only calling microsoftTeams.appInitialization.notifyAppLoaded();, but I needed to also call microsoftTeams.appInitialization.notifySuccess().
I have a Sharepoint Online site - one of many - but this one will not display the "comments" box at the bottom of the home page, when enabled and published. Other site pages have this no problem.
I click the slider to "ON" and then "Republish", but the comments box does not appear.
One the same homepage, incidentally, I am NOT seeing the "Likes /Views /Save for Later" options either. But I do see these on the other pages of the site, so this might be related?
Anyone got any ideas? There is no custom code or scripting, and Comments are obviously enabled at a tenancy level.
Well "it fixed itself" but it took over 2 days to do it!
I used stackoverflow a lot. But many times when I read questions and try to figure out what people done with changes, unfortunately I cannot see images. Instead only thumbnail is shown.
For example: In this question
A question asked with image that - I think- shows what is wrong. But cannot see the preview or image.
Even if you can check the accepted answer, guy said "Screen shots of my solution" but images still not showing.
This is what shown
So funny that even image I have uploaded for this question is not shown! It says "Cannot reach to i.stack.imgur.com"
Probably your access to i.stack.imgur.com is blocked, by your company or internet provider, as the content can be unpredictable like adult content.
I have this exact same problem, it's so frustrating isn't it!?!
The only solution I have found is I use Epic Privacy Browser which has an in-built proxy. I turn that on and images from i.stack.imgur.com will actually load (whether it's the website itself or a SO post. It's not an ideal solution having to open in another browser, but it's the only solution I have found so far. Weird as my ISP isn't blocking any other site.
I have searched a lot for some tools that can help me measure how long it takes to load a website's resources. For example, how long does it take to load all CSS files, also all JS files, requests etc.
I'd like to measure these type of resources individually, so after doing site optimizations, I can do a before/after and check whether loadtime has decreased (and on what types of resources had it decreased).
Also, this website requires authentication, so it needs to be a browser plugin, or some kind of internal tool.
EDIT: Firebug, Chrome Developer tools, Google Pagespeed dp not help, because I cannot get the entire load time of all the CSS files, or of all the JS files, unless I calculate them manually :) Each css file, individually.
Any help would be sooo appreciated!
Thanks
Do the following step
step 1
View your application in Mozila
step 2
Right click any where in you app then go 'inspect element with firebug'
Note-install firebug if not available in your Mozila Firefox Browser.
Step 3
you will see selection tag on bottom window
step 4
select 'Net' click on this 'enable' it if not
step 5
Reload your webpage and see .
maybe this is your Answer
there are some online website that testing speed of Website and Other... . if you have a good website the first step is testing your code with w3c validator and after that solving the problems and test it on gtmatrix
and other way is downloading firebug for firefox on firebug net tab you can see the speed of your code and ...
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